New Details Emerge About The Discovery Of Cocaine In The White House With Mixed Messages Coming From Biden's Secret Service

The DC Fire Department and the Secret Service are providing conflicting reports of the discovery of cocaine in the White House, with the former department claiming to have found it in the publicly accessible library and the latter claiming it was found in the private West Wing.

The White House was evacuated on Sunday after the Secret Service discovered what they referred to as an “unknown item,” which we have since learned was, in fact, cocaine after it tested positive, per AP News. Anthony Guglielmi, a spokesman for the Secret Service, explained that the substance, which he said was found in a “work area of the West Wing” was going to be taken away for testing, according to The Washington Post. 

People immediately attached the drug-loving Hunter Biden, who has been photoed and videoed on numerous occasions taking illicit drugs, to the incident. The younger Biden himself had just previously visited on Friday to accompany his family for their Fourth of July festivities, though they were all gone whenever the substance was discovered, per Newsweek. 

However, there is audio with contradicting reports, with the recording saying that the D.C. Fire Department had found the illegal drug in the publicly accessible library instead, causing many to become confused as to the situation and actual source of the drug. 

However, Newsmax White House Correspondent James Rosen tweeted that despite the audio of the DC Fire Department claiming to have found the drug in the library, multiple officials for the Secret Service continue to say that the illicit drug was found in the West Wing. 

“BREAKING: Multiple officials at @USSecretService tell @NEWSMAX that contrary to more recent published reports, the cocaine was found 'in a work area in the West Wing,' not in the @WhiteHouse library—and that the cocaine was 'in a baggie' when discovered, not loose or concealed,” Rosen’s tweet wrote. The tweet was also shared by Newsmax's official Twitter account.

The differing claims between the DC Fire Department and the Secret Service are paving a confusing and conflicting story with more questions than answers. Why would the Fire Department claim to have found the drug in the library if it was found in the West Wing, or vice versa? Why is the Secret Service claiming it was found in the West Wing if it was actually discovered in the library?

The entire debacle is confusing but that doesn’t change the reality of how sad it is to see cocaine be found within the White House. Such a reality was unimaginable in the past but has now somehow become modern America's sad reality.